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Can only imagine how insufferable it would be to have a lead role in a show built around a friendship that includes someone you wouldn’t even want to be friends with
I mean Jamie and Adam from Mythbusters didn't like each other but still kept a cordial work relationship. So it's definitely possible that (haven't seen the video yet) they did something similar.
It is a job at the end of the day. They didn’t have to work together. I will admit I am glad the show existed since it has always been a favorite of mine.
I love how Charlie absolutely DECIMATES his keyboard whenever he types. Like I envision the keys flying everywhere as his fingers punch through the entire thing, sparks shooting out of it as he leaves holes behind all throughout the keyboard.
Jennette talked extensively in her book about “the creator” (Dan Schitthole) being emotionally manipulative and insanely creepy. She sites a lot of f’ed up stories about him on set and how made a kid cry when he fired him, he used to take her out to one on one dinner “dates” and pressure her to drink and say gross creepy shit to her all night. He even told her she’d only get her own show if she did everything he ever asked of her…. Fucking nasty. There’s a lot in there and the book is a great read, especially if you’re as fascinated by the twisted underbelly of the entertainment industry as I am😅
I wouldn't say I'm fascinated by it as it's more disgust than anything but I really am curious as to what the fuck is going on in hollywood to where so many people are pedophiles. I also wonder how many of the celebrities I enjoy hearing about are actual child diddlers.
I just finished the book! Very interesting read. The strength she has to overcome all that is insane. The shoulder massage and leg grabbing made me wanna puke 🤢 Plus the fact that so many people along the way saw problems but didn't step in. Just awful.
@@Hank.Will.I.Ams. glad to hear you agree it was worth the read! Truly harrowing stuff it really made me wonder how much stuff these producers/big wigs get away with that isn’t being written about…..
It's like Littlefinger in GOT. He's very amicable in person but hides a lot of vindictiveness and a grudge but he won't explode about it. He'll manipulate his way into getting what he wants.
Jennette McCurdy's mother wasn't just highly controlling, she was also physically and sexually abusive to her from an early age through her teens, even through all of ICarly. It's the reason she has no good memories of the show and doesn't want to return.
Its actually absurdly fucked up that they would make Sam a glutton with an abusive mother while Jennette McCurdy's had an eating disorder and her mom would constantly abuse her
@@enotsnavdier6867 Nah I think I'm just biased because I grew up with Rocko and Zim and shows that had actual creativity. Also there's something about a laugh track on a kids show that made me hate everything.
There’s nothing wrong with just saying “we used to be great friends, and I’m disgusted by who he turned out to be.” Like…by blatantly lying about ever being close it just makes Josh look weird lol
I’m guessing he’s just really trying to disassociate and distance himself as far away from Drake as possible because of the shit he did. Definitely agree with your idea
With who Drake Bell is, anyone would want to distance themselves from him. Doesn't make him weird "Ah yes, I'm friends with a sex offender!" Would you wanna say that? No, didn't think so.
@@skechyassmofo There's "I'm no longer associated with this person after finding out what they did" and then there's "I was never actually friends with this person despite the overwhelming evidence that I was". A loose comparison would be to whenever a politician is caught for corruption. People who were associated with them and benefited from said corruption would do everything they can to pretend they never as much as had lunch together, when in reality they were fully aware of what was going on and benefited from it. The normal reaction would be to say you're no longer friends with them. The odd reaction would be to pretend you were never friends with them in the first place.
Bro did not plead guilty to absolutely heinous shit? The girl lied about her age, and her story was ripped apart and drake was proven to have stopped contact after he found out her real age, and then she still stalked him
And this is a year old video on a topic that the media exaggerated about drake. And the media also did not go back to explain the details of the case as the facts came out.
Did everyone forget years ago when Josh didn’t invite drake to his wedding and drake got butthurt about it and complained on social media and it turned into a huge thing?
I feel so bad for Jennette McCurdy. Through that whole generation of memories we all had she was suffering, it's hard to think about and so unfair. It also sucks that Nickelodeon will never really pay for the behavior they allowed and the monsters they still enable.
Jennette has said on her podcast that she worked with an emotionally abusive producer who would yell at the cast and tell them if it weren't for him they would be working at yogurtland. She never said it was Dan but you can put 2 and 2 together.
Yeah, especially with reports of him being controlling and shit. Also, yogurtland doesn't even sound real. That sounds like a location made up for iCarly or something. Dan's probably the one behind all of most of his shows as producer, director, etc. Even scripts, probably.
this is all while she and others were literally early teenagers (13,14,15) so they absolutely wouldnt be working anywhere if not for the lack of child labor laws in relation to television. shit was so fucked
I thought Jennette McCurdy said that Dan Schneider “tried to help with her eating disorder” by making her character Sam obsessed with food. I’m pretty sure she said that just ended up making it worse/ triggering her.
Oh, I didn’t know he was trying to help her, I thought that was to mock her. It’s a little better imo if his intention was to help. The road to hell is paved in good intentions. He’s still a bad guy outside of that situation, though.
Seems a bit odd to suggest helping someone's eating disorder by making their character obsessed with food. Of course that wouldn't have helped her cope with it lol.
Fr missed out on good old mtv days that will never be the same again sittin on the couch watching music videos,celebrity death match,Andy milonakis show, beavis and butthead stuff we won’t ever see again on a tv
I remember watching that episode of Drake apologizing to Josh as a kid and was so damn sad. Weird that they could hate each other and have such great chemistry on screen.
Crazy how people at work don't have to like each other to complete tasks. Wild how teammates can win games in sports without liking each other off the court/field. But most shocking of all is this one!! ACTORS ACTING in a show and not liking each other outside of there acting roles on screen 🤯🤣🤣
I never knew McCurdy and Sam were so alike. The character Sam had an eating disorder and an awful mother. Must've been pretty awful for her to play the character.
And just like ghoulish that the writers actually ridiculed their own child actors for their own traumas like what the fuck, to an audience of other children and we just all thought it was ok. That whole show was just so fucked up.
Ok, dan schneider being the damn creep he is, is obivious But mccurdy and sam being so alike, is just straight up disturbing, and the child actors being ridiculed for their traumas is just only further proof that nickeloden is an alternative to hell
Well, iCarly was a great show and relating a character with very important and emotional subjects to the actor or actress is a big part of making it feel real even if it's nickelodeon. Sad that things had to be too real here, though. There's the episode where they go to bail her mom out of jail, but I'm sure McCurdy would've preferred her to stay there.
With Jennet McCurdy, her book (I’m glad my mom died) gave a huge amount of insight to the terrible conditions of child acting. She discussed her eating disorders (encouraged wildly by her mother), and Dan schmiders manipulation. She mentions at the end of the book that nick TV offered 300k (I believe) as hush money
@@nyxknight7555 are you asking why I said “I’m glad my mom died?”? If so, it’s the name of her book; the front cover is her carrying an urn with a grin on her face
@@megan2133you're proud of her saying that she's glad that her mother died? Just because she didn't get what she wanted as a child, you think it's acceptable that she sits there and acts like it's "Good thing" that her mother died? Just because she's an ungrateful little brat? She isn't the most important person in this universe FYI
@@danielfonseca4283 to a degree it almost seems like a "bless your heart" kinda thing though lol, like you gotta be a bit naive to not know that money ruins relationships
While the money is a factor I feel like their friendship ended because rob was just really upset with big that he didn't want to keep the show going. Like in rob's case he did the majority of the work for the show for years and then big just doesn't want to do it anymore. I can see how someone can be upset about that, while the show was built around their friendship Rob dedicated just as much time building that show to what it was.
Honestly as a kid I remember watching Drake and Josh and just never being able to get through the show without getting so heated about the way the characters treated Josh. I'm not so surprised to hear that they really didnt get along in reality.
You do realize there are plenty of people who work together and seem to like each other on shows who hate each other in real life right? That’s why it’s acting. So the friction in real life isn’t connected to the show
I like it when creators leave in them talking to chat. Like Markiplier. Even if you can’t see chat you can get the context by the way the creator is reacting.
@@lullabyybabyy5406 So? It's not a big research project, he just wants to get a general overview of things. He goes more into depth into things he's more interested in. It's just a casual stream, no need to go deep into everything.
One thing that stuck with me is that, Drake looked at that reboot script, saw himself portrayed as a loser and a failure in his ambitions, and _that_ wasn't what he criticized. But the stereotypical cartel stuff was the line in the sand. Say what you will about Drake, he fucked up _badly._ But seems like he was okay with being the punching bag, just not pissing all over his audience.
I know man, becasue he wanted to respect his Mexican audience, and that is commendable! Oh btw, most of the accusations are thrown off the court and he is apparently not guilty. But he has to be careful from now on. And he has to move on from Josh and see the person of who he really is.
@@D_YellowMadness What guarantee do we have that either of them is a more reliable narrator than the other? I tend to give people the benefit of the doubt sooner than I am to deride them for something I have no information about.
He has a sucessfull career in Mexico. It's not exactly offensive for him. The Mexican stereotype theres no way to know if its either to respect his audience or to not loose money.
seems a bit perfect to me, very farfetched like that josh would come up with this horribly offensive script that specifically targets Drake's most prominent fan base etc to be honest it seems like a situation where Drake saw Josh constantly lying about him and so he was like "well alright fuck you I can do that too"
"Josh Is Done" was an insane episode. Josh's running-gag rash went away after he cut Drake out of his life, he got better grades, he actually became friends with his boss, and he got to have awesome hangouts with his friends. And then he went back to Drake just because he said he's sorry? His life will be shitty again, just because of his toxic stepbrother. Lmao.
There is another video that disproves this one. Drake and Josh continued to hang out a lot after their show ended, and even multiple times (on camera) after the wedding. Yet Josh claims he never hung out with Drake before or after the wedding (which is proven false by their vlogs together after the wedding). I am not saying they were super close, but they were definitely what most would loosely define as "Friends"
17 minutes in and it just sounds like josh was depressed as hell growing up. if he did suggest the josh and drake show than itw as probably a "im finally above you. i finally am not the butt of jokes as the fat kid" situation.
@@sinisterwombat3128 A bare minimum of camaraderie is my standard, but what you mentioned is a nice ideal. Oh, and a lack of emotional manipulation and abuse in the case of Icarly. Or a lack of sexualizing minors in the case of Zoey 101.
I've always loved both Rob and Big so much, this just fortifies how awesome they both were. Rob is surprisingly a genius business man and seems to be extremely hard working. I think its so cool that he singlehandedly had an entire network by the balls because its usually the other way around
Drake is definitely an incredibly creepy dude but Josh seems like he's a pretty bad guy also. Like Charlie says there's just something about Josh that doesn't sit right.
Agreed. He could just release a statement saying they use to be close. I don't really know how hard it would have been to say, "yes. We were super close then I found myself slowly drifting away and there was no real reason. It was just because I felt we were outgrowing each other but we tried to reconnect; it was okay but it was not the same as when we were kids. Maybe it's just that we weren't the same people anymore but then the news came out and I can no longer support him anymore at all. I'll always treasure the friendship we had but I don't see myself being friends with him anymore" I don't know! Was that so hard?! Am I crazy?! Oh well.
@Kavetion Claiming you are better than Jesus Christ, who starred in the Bible and Hunger Games, is the most blasphemous claim any human has ever made, off to the shadow realm you shall go
@@Iku00"who starred in the Bible and Hunger Games" What? XD I have read the Hunger Games so many times do not recollect Jesus starring or even being mentioned in the series. Lol
Josh gives me the impression that he's just the fakest friend you could possibly have and that will backstab you with no mercy the second he sees you're a "problem" to his image, such a shame really.
bro you never fucking met the dude what the fuck are you talking about. sorry but judging someone entirely off of how you feel in such a harsh way says way more about you then the person your talking about.
Not saying josh is justified, but he was probably bullied and made fun of constantly or the joke of every joke for the longest time and has a lifelong grudge against that era and everyone involved.
He wrote a book called "Happy People are Annoying", wherein he basically describes his distaste for being the butt of the joke all the time as a result of being obese. He claims that while it was cool sometimes, it was more of a job to him than anything, especially given how poor he was and how little the show paid after fees. You can imagine having your cringey, overweight childhood become an international sensation.
Holy shit. And all this time, I thought Drake was the villain of the story, but now I'm getting whiplash because Josh is turning out to be the secret main antagonist here!
Not really all these videos dive super hard into other people's lives with a microscope even though they don't know them. Imagine having your life scrutinized. Less and less should people care about their lives but everyone gets so invested in all this to just talk shit for no reason. They were celebrities as kids who made mistakes and nobody has grown up with that same life. We all fuck up and there's no reason to care to this extent.
@@johnham14 literally these people act like someone’s online presence is their entire life. It’s weird as fuck but I got to remember most these people are 14-19 so I feel a lot less bad
@@starkiller0219 A lot of these people grew up watching the show as kids so it’s definitely jarring to see how the reality of their relationship could’ve been. I know it was for me because just like Charlie, I was also convinced they were best friends off camera and it wasn’t until this video about their lives off camera that I got to see behind the show.
Not gonna lie, Rob Dyrdek finessed the shit out of a dying cable network. It was brilliant. Imagine Bam if he had just half of the business savvy that Rob has.
I found this to be the saddest video I’ve seen in awhile. Forced to pretend to be friends with someone you’re not friends with, having emotional scenes without the emotion, along with possibly having bad relationships with producers and/or crew members, seems like a form of torture. I hope that both of those guys found happiness.
The actor for drake (I think? It might be josh, idk I didn't watch the show) groomed a girl I remember there being a court case about it during the pandemic
@@fanetooo I kind of feel like he's doing that to stray away from the bad Drake has done as to not be a part of it. But, only they have the true answers.
I followed Josh for a bit on social media in the early 2010s and was just general put off by it. It always felt like the kid who was a loser now trying to act like the cool kids. Not to say he was a loser, just that it seemed like he was trying really hard, and seeing him lying like that kinda makes me feel like i got the right impression
That’s a good point. But even if true, can you really blame him? I can’t claim to know his experience but for me in my life I absolutely did not fit in during HS years. And honestly it caused problems for me and a little bit of a resentment as well.
@@cheesedip1 yeah same here. I used to be really angry and resentful when I was a teenager. it happens to everyone on difference scales. I'm sure being the butt of every joke gets exhausting after awhile. he seems to have emotionally gotten carried away as a result of it though.
@@99SLEEPYBLUE living in judgement is one of the many flaws that people can have. so if you wanna be radically accepting of everyone no matter what, you’d have to include everyone who lives in judgement as a part of that. live and let live. let people live the way they want to, whether on the internet or otherwise. it’s not going away anytime soon just because we don’t like it :)
@@99SLEEPYBLUE Christ this message wasn’t even directed towards me but it still changed my perspective on my judgement’s on people. I had gotten so used to people making judgements on others in mass that instead of feeling disgusted on how other people could just feel free to criticize every aspect of another person’s life. I had just recently started to normalize it in my mind justifying it by deluding my self that it was was correct even if I knew deep down that I still felt somewhat uneasy on how people who most likely had the same flaws could just mass hate on one individual on which they have no connection with and who they don’t even know what their effect and others like them are having on the person they are chastising. So thank you once more even if nobody else listens to you and just makes a assumption that your some dude who is deluded himself it doesn’t matter at least you changed somebody perspective have a good day man people should strive for a more honest perspective on the people around them. :D
The fact that you don’t feel like Joshs eyes match the energy of his mouth when he smiles doesn’t surprise me at all. I feel like there was something off about him as well after he lost all of that weight. You’re totally right though. His eyes are not happy when his mouth is trying to convince people around him that he is. I feel like there’s a deep rooted depressed victim from being bullied and not having a father.. that depressed victim overtime only turned into something essentially that is only coming to my mind as what would be stale anger or something. An anger that is so old that’s been lingering for so long that most have gotten somewhat okay around it and slowly forget which is messed up and sad. Stuff like that could be super dangerous.. hopefully he doesn’t have a twisted side to him. That’s all I’m gonna say Edit: I just wrote this right before I see how Josh wanted to remake drake and Josh as Josh and drake
Losing weight is weird. I don’t have experience with it, but I have discussed the feelings people have after losing weight, and it’s very hard to deal with. Suddenly, everybody is paying you attention and they are giving you compliments whereas before, you were just “that chubby kid.” You feel like your worth is tied to your weight, and you go through a lot of complicated emotions and self image problems.
@@stevenlegend4402i think they mean Josh defending Dan Schneider. Interestingly Drake said Dan was the only one who called him to make sure he was ok, but the fact that Dan still has a lot of huge issues of his own which Josh refuses to acknowledge is a bir shady
child stars and famous people are regular people before becoming famous so really it speaks to all of us that they are not decent human beings. like really that could be us, don't you agree?
@@wotsthis8148 child stars aren't regular people before fame. They are children. They don't know better. Then they grow up with yes men everywhere cause their famous. It ain't the kids fault guy.
@@wotsthis8148seeing that children has highly underdeveloped brain since your brain doesn’t fully develop until 25-26. Imagine not even what’s not a develop adult by legal standard faced in the world of things like paparazzi and pr.
They were definitely friends, even if they weren’t best of friends they hung out and talked frequently. I think Josh just didn’t like the negative attention Drake was getting and wanted to completely rid himself of Drake.
Drake has had his troubles and we all saw his allegations and his guilty plea. But I feel like Josh isn’t the perfect happy go-lucky guy, He really seems incredibly fake.
he only pleaded guilty because he did have conversation with her and that’s all the plead was about, did he have sexual messages with her and he did but that was before the fact he knew her age because she had lied about her actual age to him.
@@Tylercantsleep Yeah, not sure why everyone keeps glossing over this part. Even Charlie himself just ignored what the video said and went "Yeah, he's repulsive, he plead guilty."
@@NatePhan You never escape an allegation like that. No matter how much evidence supports your innocence people love to create their own realities. It's why Charlie's channel, as much as I like watching it, can be a bad thing sometimes. He doesn't get all of the information. He did something similar with Dark Viper's react script that he read basically none of and summed it up to his viewers as "oh so reactors are rapists". He had to deal with so many people not knowing what they were talking about because of that ignorant summary. They've made up and did videos together after the fact but it was Charlies fault why that drama happened in the first place because his massive community dwarves his in comparison and that was the impression left on them about Dark Viper.
To be fair, that pretty much describes most actors. Their literal profession is being fake on camera, so would it be a reach if their profession leaked into their actual personality?
I think the lie that they weren't friends was Josh trying to distance himself from Drake considering the allegations. As you can imagine being associated with someone who is accused of sending questionable messages to minors is something that can be damaging to reputation and image.
This bitch was upset because she was blocked by Drake & that is why this man was FALSELY accused of sending pictures to her, but the investigators didn't find any proof of inappropriate messages or pictures. People really need to stop believing everything they read on the internet and do actual fucking research!
as someone whos followed this intensely for years, specifically jennettes podcasts and sides of it all, jennette never said anything positive out of her own will about dan schneider. ariana did, she defended dan saying he didnt do shit to jennette (essentially). ive always disliked her for that. its hard for me personally to let go of that, even if jennette herself ever says she forgives her, i still dont think i could. just imagining myself in jennettes shoes? thats soooo messed up of ariana. thats all. im sure you can simply look up 'arianas statement on dan schneider, sam & cat' or keywords alike that, you will find it. i dont expect any form of acknowledgement for this statement or shit all really, just hope this helps clear up the confusion bc you seem MAD CONFUSED abt that lol.
@@miguelruiz4613 it’s called Empty Inside. She hasn’t made any episode for a bit, but its been like only 9 months since she was still consistently keeping up with it. Not many viewers/listeners for what I think she deserves after what she’s been through, but that’s life.
People defending their abusers is not all that uncommon. Not that Arianna isn't obviously wrong for doing it to someone that was supposedly her friend, but they were all very much abused by Dan so I don't particularly think it's for us to judge their responses to trauma. I've seen people arguing about this like it's a damn football match - "team X, Y, Z" - it's ridiculous.
9:53 when you say he smiles but his eyes don't. It's crows feet. You can tell if someone's smile is genuine by the crows feet around the eyes. If they don't, it's a fake smile.
no you can tell by the corner of the mouth to, if it points towards. The corners of the mouth point towards the bottom of the ears on fake smiles and up to the outer corners of the eyes on real smiles.
@@ronaldjustin518 yeah these two things go together. As you say, when the corners of the mouth go up towards the corners of the eyes, they create lines and folds around the edge of your eyes. These are called crows feet.
3:50 - I read the entire book. There is a single time that she mentions "Dan" when they are sitting at lunch together but the rest of the time she refers to him as "The Creator" or "The Director". There are a few creepy scenes in the book where he's giving her a shoulder rub or offering her her own show but overall he didn't do anything overtly awful to her if I remember correctly. He even comments how the Icarly cast is "too wholesome" and "needs to get drunk like the victorious kids." Last thing I'll say is once the allegations really came out, there was a point where he couldn't physically interact with the child actors so they had him in a "director's box" or a room off stage and he would write down what he would change about the scene and have the note passed to the cast. The also offered her an estimated 300K to "keep quiet" about her time at Nickelodeon.
This video proves to me there were no "Good Guys" in this story Drake was clinging to his glory days for years, even feeling like he was owed to go to Josh's wedding, until he ended up getting caught for doing something despicable. Josh feeling inadequate decided to make a show depicting Drake as a loser and stereotyping his fanbase before saying that he wanted to do nothing with Drake, despite numerous instances otherwise.
My personal assessment from observing this unfold on the interweb over years is that Josh is simply taking the path of least resistance the way he answers the questions about their relationship; like it’s important for his own image to maintain the facade
Or simply that he understands that the mystery and back'n'forths between the two is what was interesting to begin with. To keep this up is what keeps the interest going as well (in the end a win/win for them both), a magic trick is only amazing if you don't know how it's done.
@@T3n50r for the magic trick, not really. something doesn't have to be mysterious, to be amazing. there are plenty of magic tricks that you can know the trick for, and still think, "thats fucking amazing."
Watching this 2024. Thanks for this. Josh Peck is a jerk and because of public pressure he had to comply to reach out to drake so he wont go through cancel culture. He thinks his history can be erased its everywhere him making sure everyone knows between him and drake bell is nothing but a colleague trying to erase the good friendship they had admitted to the public. 10:10 you are absolutely right dont ignore your gut feeling. Thats how i felt when i first saw josh pec in youtube. Its how he carries himself.
He has the same smile of a friend i had for 14 years and had to cut ties with, and she was oficially diahnozed eventually as bipolar and schizoaffective and lacked epathy and just was a perpetual self obsessed person, super competitive, and she would just use you as was convenient to her....same exact smile, it's uncanny
@@magical571 but at least you be kind and cut ties without publicly shaming her in the process or even wrote several scripts to convince a tv show where it heavilly insulted towards the drake character and overglorifying josh character showing the biasness and clearly jealousy.
I've always said Josh had something Erie about him! He seems extremely two faced and kind of like Kenneth Copeland how his eyes look like something else is in there lol
It's the same "tom cruise" thing that inspired Bale on how to play Patrick Bateman. Just absolutely no warmth or kindness there. It's like watching a cobra rising.
Ya at first I thought he was talking about Drake and I was like alright ya but I mean look at Josh his eyes look so fake and then I noticed he was talking about Josh actually and ya.. Cause he'll be rewarded for never maturing. For never understanding or learning that other people actually matter there's other people you selfish asshole
sad how someone could be this judgmental over how they perceive someone's eyes. Can you imagine someone saying shit like this about some aspect of your body and claiming you're some kind of horrible person purely because of their own implied emotions.
@@joedatius what's sad is getting a notification of a comment just from liking it Like come on I don't care But fr tho, your name tells me shut up Joe mama
I can imagine Drake's path from young man to grown adult was beset with fangirls and positive affirmation, while Josh was the "chubby comedic relief". When you look at how actors who play those roles tend to change as they grow up (slimming down, refusing to let people joke about their weight), you see a lot of misery. I don't doubt there was a lot of bad blood between the two.
“Drake was gonna be a failed musician. And Josh was gonna be a successful real estate agent.” Really goes to show Josh couldn’t handle being second to Drake even back in the Amanda Show days. I like both, but wow.
@@varunsreedharan5347 Good point, but i do have the feeling that Josh could pull up some of this wack ideas, because he always felt he was under the Drake's belt, even the fact that they got close again, was "forced" by the exposed about the wedding invitation
@@varunsreedharan5347 I mean its really in line with the humor of the Vine crowd he was hanging out with...Remember the Paul brother movie Charlie talked about on his Channel a while back? yeah, same vibe.
Meh, I think this direction was pretty natural for their characters from original show. It’s almost cliché. Great at school, bad at adulthood, bad at school, good at adulthood.
i mean he said it himself he was gonna look it up anyway but still asked just in case anyone in the chat already knew to save time or just for the sake of theorizing for fun
It left me feeling weird as a kid too. My dad hated watching that show with me, because “Drake always wins and gets away with it.” Finally, we see Drake lose and in the end it doesn’t change the dynamic or anything really. He apologizes and then it’s back to a shitty existence for Josh. Don’t even get me started on how badly my dad hated iCarly hahaha that was more my little brother’s era.
Just to be clear: the clip of Josh saying "We're all good," was part of a skit on the video where they start yelling and fighting each other right after. It's supposed to come off as fake because it's a skit. IDK how you wanna interpret the rest of the video based on that, but it's important to note. It seems like the story out there has a lot of interpretations that might be overdramatized. I don't think Josh is a bad person, just kind of an idiot. Drake's done some shitty stuff, but imagine being rich and famous as a child working under Dan Schneider. Shiiiiit, I'd be fucked up, too. Not a defense of his actions, but it's fair to say that Drake might not have turned out the way he did if he just had a good group of people around him to keep him level.
You have no idea the amount of confidence you have as a kid. I remember being a chubby kid who would just talk the ears off a room of people. Present day me is an anxious, introverted mess.
As a kid, anxiety was worse. However, I was more prone to be oblivious to reality and would be silly to combat my shyness. As an adult, reality is more clear and the past was kinda cringe. I said some things dumb as a kid.
Mythbusters' Adam and Jamie aren't friends either, but they were professional enough to act like they are on camera and work flawlessly with each other. Really, it just shows the professionalism of the 2 actors to work well together despite not being friends.
@anthony It is definitely just because so many times fans would ask where Jamie was, if they were friends, if they still hang out, so to stop the questions preemptively. I can understand getting asked the same questions over and over and wanting to just get the message out there.
Feel as if Drake and Josh have transformed into two beings of great disrespect, with Drake being a alleged predator and Josh just being Slightly egotistical and eerie. Sad to see legends go, but that's life.
(In relation to the Rob Dryden Christopher Big point) Friendship and work doesn’t mix. Most musical artists find this out when they have to go on the road for 250 days a year in hotel rooms or tour buses. No longer the friends you were when you started
My favorite Dyrdek quote is from his Nine Club interview, he said "I am the highest paid skateboarder in the industry if you compare my tricks filmed to how much I've made"
What Josh came up with was really how he feels about drake. It seems like he took the original script to the original show personally even though drake didn’t write it and now that Josh life is better he wants recognition for it by doing a reboot
“I resent my career in a lot of ways. I feel so unfulfilled by the roles that I played and felt like it was the most just cheesy, embarrassing experience” That actual quote from Jeanette McCurdy on the topic of why she’s not acting anymore!
I totally understand why she feels that way and it’s valid, But her playing Sam really cracked me up and 100% enjoyed it. Never once and still never think of it as cheesy or embarrassing, her performance delivered imo.
She also opened up on the abuse she suffered from her mother during the production of icarly. How she struggled with an eating disorded yet was made to overly eat by her character in the show. Her whole story is sad, it’s shame it had to be that way.
@@philatio1744 was her mom one of those “live out your dream through your child” type of mothers? If so, then I understand why she (Jeanette) is glad she’s dead, those types of moms are insufferable and selfish!
I could see that with the eyes. I get that a lot too, life has been rough for me as it is for a lot of people. Sometimes what you are seeing is pain. Deep, deep pain. We pick ourselves up, put on a mask and smile but that’s not truly what we feel on the inside.
Never liked Josh outside of the show. He, James Corden, and Jimmy Fallon have something in common which I can't really put my finger on. Extremely insufferable.
Jenette said he was abusive, not directly naming him she said a directer she had when she was a teenager (same time she was on icarly) was extremely verbally abusive to her and other crew members. It was obviously Dan she was talking about
@@stmsin Nope. I meant like a sex scandal or something more corrupt like a White collar crime. An abusive boss is just an average problem that many regular people face.
